Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-11-11

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Our w. Q, +. u. friends have failed
10 sdpply matterfor the Temperance col
umn this week. They must be waiting TO
see II they are going to be "coupted our
again. ''Cit" will uccupy the pulpit this
week in that department.
For a genuine bargain in LADIES' New
markets, go to WILLIAMS.
We have made arrangements again
this year to club with that best oil Ladies'
Magazines, Demorest with the JOURNAL
for 1888, the.two for the small sum Of
three dollars. You will find boti house.
hold necessity. See advertisement in
another column.
On next Wednesday November 16. Mr..
F. n. DeVernN will hold public sale at
his farm situated AZ miles south Of Perrys-
burg, at which complete outfit OF fnrm
implemertb Of all dscriplions, stock, etc.,
will he offered on reasonable terms. Mr..
De Verna's health will not admit OF at
tending to the duties 81 the farm, and has
recently located his family in the Burg.
Come In and examine Our s,ock-all
new and fresh, at WIN. BARToN's.
The barn of Mr.. Chas. Burkhardt,
south of town, was totally destroyed by
fire, together with its contents including
is tons of hay and all his farm imple-
ments, at noon Saturday. The fire
started from spark from the engine
while engaged in hulling clovef. The
barn was insured in the Lime City Far
mers' Mutual, but have not learned the
amount.
The November term OF Common
Please Court convened at Bowling Green
yesterday. The jurors were sworn in and
ready for duty, but court had to be ad-
journed until Monday to give the lawyers
time 20 prepare their cases. They had
lost too much time in looking for the cam.
paien issue for the convenience and well
fare Of hiigan,s. Here is another illustra-
iration OF why politics should be separated
from busines.
Clocks aud School Books,
FINKBEINER's.
And now the organs are apologizing
to their readers for having occupied so
much of their space for the past six
months with politics. Politics has be-
come so filthy that it has ceased TO be fit
to take into the family. And yet there
is a demand by men possessed of both
family and intelligence, that the JotRi
NAL ought to take one side or the other
hot any particular difference which.
You can save money by going TO p
NJ. Pnh!s for your photoes and petite pam
els--ln Maunee
I'm sections where they have no ma
tural gas the local press is talking about
'the melancholy days have come"
Why We are just aking for them to
come here SO we can give the key
another turn backward and see the gas
spread herself like "big sun flower"
Time has turned backward in her flight
several years, if you don't strike a
a match in roomful of gas. In that
event it is showed ahead SO fast that it
makes YOU "flighty:"
"A wild eyed granger, who three or
four months ago WAS ready to vote for
almost any thing outside OF the old parties,
inthis county especially, rushed in upon
us on the morning of election full OF ex-
clamnlion pointsl $50 you WAS soldier wns
your Yes. Jeff Davis was great man
and you as a Union soldier was only a
murderer, uh!r' Then he rushed off to the
polls, leaving us in brown study as TO
what kind OF camraign issues he had
been feeding on. Had the Probate Judge
not been so busy looKing after the Interests
OF his successor in Office, we would have
phoned him at once TO sit on this as a
case Of political lunacy.
just received the third invoice oil
those Ladies' and Misses Wooden Hose,
which are selling AT TO- ~ 10, 90, %, &c
and 35 cents per PAIR, at VIM BARToN's.
According to an exchange, the pro-
cess of obtaining tortoise shells is very
cruel one. 1t seems that the variety OF
tortoise that furnishes the finest shell
for commerce is captured and kept in
vats until ready to be operated upon.
The tortoise is then secured in position
before fire and slowly roasted until
his back is sufficiently roasted to cleave
easily from the shell, which is then cut
from the lower parts and torn from the
roasted flesh of the poor victim. After
which the tortoise is put back into the
watts, and in d year nature will have SC
far repaired the damage that the victim
can be again roasted and shelled alive.
An exchange remarks that girl Wht
deliberately marries without under
standing the art of cooking as well as
elocuton, is veritable nuisance. Es-
pecially is this true of those in moderate
circumstances and who cannot afford
efficient cooks. Burnt fingers, soul
bread, scUrched roasts, leathery steaks
wishy-washy coffee, and disordered
stumaclis, are not conclusive to the
happiness one imaGines will fill t.
repletion the honeymoon. There arr
SO many reasons, logical anc
philosophical, why cooking should b,
taught young girls not only as an ac'
complishment, but as the means of hap
piness, health and success in life that i
is useless TO enumerate them. One ma.
thoroughly understand art, music, arch
itecture, sciences and philosophy, b
familiar with astronomy, mythology
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